I connect with people from very different places of the planet, Yudron. And we all have the same problems with both Skype and Google Chat. You can check it by searching in relative forums. A lot of people complaining there... That's why both programs develop new upgrades all the time, while trying to resolve these problems.

"My view is as vast as the sky, but my actions are finer than flour" ~ Padmasambhava ~

Dronma wrote:I connect with people from very different places of the planet, Yudron. And we all have the same problems with both Skype and Google Chat. You can check it by searching in relative forums. A lot of people complaining there... That's why both programs develop new upgrades all the time, while trying to resolve these problems.

Our small group in Boulder studying with Tulku Sherdor Rinpoche (who lives in upstate NY) has been using Go To Meeting to practice together and receive teachings in real time. Our Go To Meeting sangha also includes a group in Lisbon, Portugal (headed by Lama Gyurme), and other individuals around the States and even in Scotland. Works really well. Everyone can see and hear each other (if you go with that option), and people can ask questions either by writing them or speaking out loud (as long as they have a mic attached to their computer). It helps that people in Portugal are used to staying up late. We start on one Sunday each month around 1 PM Boulder time and in Portugal it's 9 PM (I think).

pemachophel wrote:Our small group in Boulder studying with Tulku Sherdor Rinpoche (who lives in upstate NY) has been using Go To Meeting to practice together and receive teachings in real time. Our Go To Meeting sangha also includes a group in Lisbon, Portugal (headed by Lama Gyurme), and other individuals around the States and even in Scotland. Works really well. Everyone can see and hear each other (if you go with that option), and people can ask questions either by writing them or speaking out loud (as long as they have a mic attached to their computer). It helps that people in Portugal are used to staying up late. We start on one Sunday each month around 1 PM Boulder time and in Portugal it's 9 PM (I think).

pemachophel wrote:Our small group in Boulder studying with Tulku Sherdor Rinpoche (who lives in upstate NY) has been using Go To Meeting to practice together and receive teachings in real time. Our Go To Meeting sangha also includes a group in Lisbon, Portugal (headed by Lama Gyurme), and other individuals around the States and even in Scotland. Works really well. Everyone can see and hear each other (if you go with that option), and people can ask questions either by writing them or speaking out loud (as long as they have a mic attached to their computer). It helps that people in Portugal are used to staying up late. We start on one Sunday each month around 1 PM Boulder time and in Portugal it's 9 PM (I think).

Wow, that's fantastic! Wonderful to be able to share with your sangha around the world, in real time, especially to be able to interact.

Put your hands on your computer folks and feel the warmth of Dharma comin to ya!

So then the practical issue of making the connections between Dharma teachers and Dharma students all over the world.

Maybe a "new" DW can have a multiplicity of vetted chat rooms where teachers and students, or students and students, can get together and study and practice.

Maybe there can be a permanent thread on DW that posts on-line interactive, and non-interactive, teaching offerings.

Maybe there can be a 501C3 charitable NGO, to collect (as permitted) all of the recordings of the on-line teachings and make them available, for free, on the web.

Maybe there can be a world peace protector practice, handed off to different time zones, to keep it going 24/7.

Maybe there can be a Dharma Dewey Decimal System and hyperlinked, multi media, and multi dimensional data base of all teachers, lineages, spiritual transmissions and practices (and scanned in print media) to enable easy access to Dharma sources for seekers.

_____________________________________________________Event: Rhythmic Breathing with Naomi ZeitzDate: January 29th, 2013.Time: 9:00 PMCategory: Yantra YogaContact: Nancy Paris nparis122@gmail.comOnline via WebExOpen to Dzogchen Community Members who have received Transmission and are a current member of the Dzogchen Community.

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Dear Vajra Family,

On May 20th at 19:00h (GMT+2) there will be an open webcast (http://www.shangshunginstitute.net/webcast/together.php) from Kunkyabling (Prague) of the Mandarava Ganapuja specially dedicated to the health of our beloved Master and all practitioners who also need this practice.

We will do the practice without Namkha, Lungta neither Dance.

We hope that all of you can follow it, wherever you are, so that we can do the practice together, increasing its potentiality and our capacity for the benefit of all sentient beings.